Song Structure
Bridge
브릿지
A fresh melodic section, distinct from the verse and chorus, that brings a change to the song.
1 In Detail
The bridge usually arrives about two-thirds of the way through, adding freshness to the repeating verse–chorus structure. It often builds a climax before the final chorus.
2 Examples
Introducing a new chord progression
Acting as an emotional turning point
Building up before the last chorus
Practical Tips
Plenty of songs have no bridge at all. But in songs over three minutes, a bridge helps hold the listener's attention.
